Bell Nob Golf Course

I stopped in to the pro shop to purchase a Bell Nob course logo golf ball. Unfortunately at the time they were out of stock and waiting for the new stock to arrive. I was traveling through on vacation and had emailed ahead that I planned to stop. I have over 400 logo golf balls in my collection and was trying to add many from my vacation trip from Cincinnati to Yellowstone and back. Cameron Brown came out from his office to thank me for stopping and to apologize that they did not have the logo balls in stock. Instead, he went back into his office and brought out 5 other logo balls from various businesses and courses in Wyoming to give to me. He said that they would ship me a logo ball when the stock arrived, so I paid for one logo ball for my collection and also thanked him for the other logo balls that he gifted to me. I received my logo golf ball last week, and wanted to publicly thank Cameron and the Bell Nob Golf Course for their actions. Brian Good, Cincinnati, OH

Always love playing this course. It's a great place to take customers and they host pretty decent tournaments here too. Very good staff and a well maintained course (as long as you don't mind antelope "tracks").

The course was in great shape in early October 2018 and the new facilities are awesome. The only reason it's a 4-star from this out-of-towner was due to the cost of greens fees. Will definitely attempt to golf here again the next time I'm in Gillette.

Overall I had a great experience here. It was my first time golfing and I appreciated the friendliness of the staff. The course was very well taken care of and overall and enjoyable experience. There were only a couple of drawbacks for me. First, it was rather expensive, I understand that it takes a lot of money to run a golf course but everything seemed expensive. It was around $75 for 18 holes and for a 12 pack of PBR it was $24. The other drawback was an experience with a patron rather than the business itself. My buddy walked in to the bar to get more beer after our first 9 holes and the first thing that he heard when he got there was "Look at this d**n f***ing hippie walking in here with his long hair and dirty clothes". I understand the general patronage is mostly wealthy business folk but it seems a little rude to berate other paying customers who are in town for work. Overall a pretty good experience though.

This is a very nice course. The clubhouse is brand new with an amazing patio & the Range Bar & Restaurant is some of the best food in town. The pro shop carries clothing & shoes & clubs for men, women & kids. One of my favorite places to go.